Sentence examples for less area of from inspiring English sources

Since less dense bone is found in the posterior maxilla, it will offer less area of contact with the body of the implant.

Laffosse et al. [13], in a prospective randomized study reported significantly less area of numbness with anterolateral incision compared to midline incision, when compared in different patients.

Model results reflect the fact that increasing patch sizes improves the efficiency of producing core area because less area of mature forest is then needed for buffer area to protect core area.

However, the progressive appearance of the precipitate was relatively slower and finally covered less area of the stigma and showed lower intensity than in stage 1, becoming limited to the peripheral regions of the stigma.

But just because you have more choice doesn't necessarily mean you're going to pay less: Areas of the country that have "competing" cable companies, at least by the FCC's definition, still saw rates increase.

The lowest Ppeak (5 cmH2O) showed less potential to lung injury as it has higher areas of normal insufflation and less areas of over-insufflation in all gravitational zones.

Note that no significant cephalo-caudal gradient was observed between the apex and basal levels, but in one animal the middle level exhibited less areas of hyperinflation.

We observed necrotic areas in the fibrinostatin‐treated tumors, in which more lymphocyte and erythrocyte exudation and some necrotic tumor cells were identified, with significantly less areas of necrosis in the control tumors (Fig. 2a).

Usually, non-TP multiplier requires less area because of the absence of multiplexers, but the TP multiplier produces double output which is not possible in non-TP multiplier.

It suffers from difficulties to reconstruct texture-less areas of scenes like walls or window glasses and the inability to generate point clouds of scenes that require high densities.

The lowest (beta) parameter resulted in a less concentrated area of change, with smaller changes spread over a greater area.